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CLOTH SURFACE Rubber" Gossamer, "a and up:
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Go, Go, Go, 924 9TH ST.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
l. First Concert Of the
WILHELM CLUB.
Under the direction of JOSEF KASPAR

l. First Concert Of the
WILHELM CLUB
Under the direction of JOSEF KAsPAR
Novelties for String Orchestra
MISS HATTIE CLAPPER. Of New York,
Solo Contralto.
Season Tickets. Three Concerts, 81 90, It
DAzAR By THE LADIES OF THE MITE s0CI-
az q Wesley Gs.ps e ee ,l held :, G.Fro Ins
Admission Mss 10 cents. : - '''A' it.
WoNDERLAND
EyERET ave. nefT 1.s 81
Open from to and $50 to 10 pm
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12.
PRINCESS IDA,
The Smallest Human Being in the World,
Magnificent Stage Performance.
SMITH CARI's COMEDY co.
GALLAGHER REYNOLDS.
ADA 0hE SthhEsE tf1AH f fsSit g. &C. 60
GAiATEA.
Admission Including a seat lOc. d1O
NEW NATIONAL THEArER
TONIGHT AT 8.
LAST TIME OF MR.. A. M. PALMER's MADISON
SQUARE THEATER SUCCESS. ENTITLED
jim. THE pENMAN.
MESTAYER'S
satirical. Lyrical Diaphanous LAmpoon.
CHECK "A;
OR. ToBoGGANINa. do
MECHANICS INsTITUTE
W1Will open on Thursday evening" December 15
1887, at 1915 14th ST. Faculty; Professor Henry
Sear!e, teacher Of Mechanical, Architectural Free
Hand Drawing &c. Professor T. Richards, teacher OF
Mathematics, Physics, Book keeping, &c. John A.
Hayward Esq, Assistant teacher viii give lessons In
Practical Geometry, MensurAtion. &c. Students may
enter At the office of the Institute 1915 14th St. be-
fore the evening Of the opening where special info
A MUSEMENT AND EDUCATION-FOR A
"A Christmas Present, Purchase a Scholarship in the
MARTYR COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORA
TORY See the College Ads. under Educational IN the
Star. d10-3m
I ECTURE ON MEXICO, BY DIR. Q. +; PREsBREY.
~ at the Congregational Church, 10th and q SITS,
TUESDAY. Dec. H. 1897 at 3 pm. DR.. Bschof will
introduce the exercises with appropriate music
Tickets. 15 cents d10-2ts
CCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART.
- Mrs. ADELINE DUYAL MACK. of New York
1424 81.
Private Lessons and Glasses. It,
DERSONAL - LESSONS IN DANCING GIVEN
Il privately in class by lady Of experience teach
ing all the dances including tine York. Gavotte-Octa
gon.waitz . specially. Address Box ~ Star office.
dl0-6t'
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Visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
plates at 10 cents per hundred. kervand, 1012
Pennsylvania avenue. eos
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EoR RENT

For RENT v,.>,ar,n
Dupont Circle 10 rooms al m -. pr .nnum $4,000
1921 10Th 3. NV, ali mi, per 1000
st. near rh0m'; r SsIs SF 4, per mo- zoo
Dupont Circle IL rooms all mod. imps $3.50
sQs sth st NV. 10 rooms ali mod lmrs 90
2 32s r, ave n.wI rooms all mod imps-..-.-. &c
93l Ct NV, 10 rooms. all mod in.ps.-.-........ 80
ioiS iiih st, NV store IS
TYIER kuTHERF0RD.'
n26-3w' 1907 st..n.w.
EoR RENT-LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
me hSess pAp9 linen china &c
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I,oR RENT-A NEW. 7-RooM BRICK HOUSE
II with All modern improvements. 2242 Cleveland
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EoR RENT-LOw To A PERMANENT TENANT
- IT'S Massachusetts, ave. NV. brick, II roons.
Is in gSSd sanitary condition Inquire at ees st
NV. from o TO ; pm. de-St'
NOR RENT
Il Frame House. six rooms Also. stable Rooms
Massachusetts, avenue and Cd stn.w. ds-3r
FOR REST-Ar 1853. l4TH ST. NV, A LARGE
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EoR RENT-3ls G ST. n w, 20 ROOMS. suTTA-
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Tor RENT-FURNIsHED-2io II ST, NV. Q
y rooms; nicely and completely furnished; very
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LERON. zoos st. INV. as -6ts
EoR RENT-A VERY PRETTY NEW HOUSE
II rooms bath. hot and cold water. concrete cellar
three squares from two lines street cars rstciAss
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Park LARGEST and best house in city Tor price Only
Cd per month. W A COULTER,
dS-3t. p ST. Cloud Building, 9th and r sts
IH0R RENT-42g q ST. NV; IL ROOMS; OPPO-
l. site Pension Office all modern improvements; $50
per month IN advance Call At 431 for key. DE- -6t'
NOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, l223 q
y ST W.. with stable in Apply TO q. Y ATLEF,
l411 st NV. div
LroR RENT-FURNIsHED-l5l2 I. ST, 2-sToRY
II and basement brick. q rooms, well furnished. all
modern improvements herdics at corner. $40. In
Quire Of NJ. NJ. PARKER, 14lSF ST. d7-8t
IroR RENT-FURNIsHED-oN ST, BET 2lsT
Il and 22d SITS. 3-story brick. . rpoms, thoroughly
furnished heated by furnace: good location 500 In
quire Of NJ. VI. PARKER. 13is Est d. st
NOR RENT-33os AND 1910 SHERMAN AVE.
Il each rooms; IS per month.
"A. l. BARBER co,
I'll md IzFs
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TOR RENT,A SMALL HOUSE WITH FIVE
Sss ma ssssIps y asss months sSsSS
q 's saS
'p al{fo.s.. 17na.nr.
NV. new residence. AL modern convenienoes. nine
rooms and bath also ne store corner OF 9th and sta
FRxSk j. BKowNfSs. lis ssS s. nv. dio.sw
III. bet Iesh i7,s 800, lssh s. Dupont Or g
~. y sS,S.: ss' h so, + :s is1
sSs$.. ss Il "a
's,n ls' 's "a
nan Il. .oss s's Sc II and iSS
De sales st ''--''.''i D IA Il
1s5s M.sAsv NV. 5000 1895 N st: n.w:..----75
is.s 10Th q, with loo sfY NJ. t.
ls :'i0 is,I i: 1881 I Issn
1873 K..n:wer Far saioo once rooms $40 !th a
Ai.o, other furnished and anfarnished housss IN
n apartment houses For psrtcuisrs and permits sp
aio-Ss HILL JOHNSTON. 7ss 18th 8. NV.
TCOR RENT-wE CALL THE ATTENTION OF
I. situated .he mos, ..,r..t,ve par, q 18th ST. and
House this sasamn n.
decorated and put In perfect order THIS property with
the stable can be bought for reasonable hgure pur-
chased soon. HILL q JOHNSTON,
d1O-3t No. 13S 18th ST.
DOR RENT-1711 NEW YORK AVE. n. W.. TWO
story Brck House. eight rooms hall, cellar, water
Fas iron, md S.Sn yards s2S month in ADVANCE
EOR RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
house near scott Circle for the season in perfect
order and repair - rooms with bath and base
ment complete. Address Box l25 Star office dl0-3ts
lNOR RENT
mi ..S25 1913 ST. sw. Tor. q. SO
1917 ~ st. Or. 20 so 800 ~ ut 6r.. ~ 80
4S4 st g. w., Sr. wat. 1SI47 St me-, Tor, mi 70
zig l4th sw.. Or 10 80 l92oh 9TH stsw Or.
ao9 Ct Sc. Or water. Alley bet LIST Del ave-
S@f ISL ST. Sc. 4r......S1 Z, Ar, water 1880. 10
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TCOR RENT-NEAR GOVT PRINTING OFFICE, A
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70 prompt and desirable tenants. E A. MCINTYRE,
S1S + st. d10-1
EOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING ele z ST.
- NV ADDISON LARCOMBE,
dlo-3t 1904 ST. NV
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See Our Fine Fancy Leather Goods.
Quality unsurpassed and prices low.
eO9 TOPHAM's, 1921 POnnnsy lvania avenue.
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@ wBaT's BEST for HeRorrhoids? A. Bartlett's
Pie suppcsitOries.
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DoS'r buy a diamond TIL you have priced at X
Harris & Co., 432 18th ST
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A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TS.SIs#F A ATs:
Gorgeous and Original Production that characterized
the success of 100 nights in New York,
1MRE KIRALFY's SPECTACLE.
LAGARDERE,
THE HUNCHBACK OF PARIS
FIsnssn s s bsss Ssps
$50 Artists, in
GYPSY FREEvELs SEVEN AGES.
Superb Scenery-Exquisite Costumes
MATINEE SATURDAY AT
Next week-CLARA MORRIS. do
A LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
NEXT WEEK.
CT RA MO r RIS
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHTS,
Miss Morris Latest and Greatest Success.
RENEE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS.
sArUk DAM n EHSHE hs / NIGHT.
Seats sale at box office. d9.2t
tna ST. xgaqs y9 Sf eHgRSH ,s,
MENDELssoHN QUINTETTE CLUB OF BOSTON.
MISS ANNE CARPENTER,
Prima Donna Soprano
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
ON FRIDAY. December 10.
AFTERNOON at s o'clock. EVENING ct O'Clock
Admission to Each Concert, so cents.
Doors open promptly one hour before each.
The Evening Concert is the first Of the Bischoff
for which every reserved seat IN the house has
disappointed in securing seats, and also those
who wish to hear this Celebrated Orgsniza,ion more
than once, the management announces this Extra
Afternoon Concert The prosrams for the two will be
the sfiernoon CONCERT but the sale Of seats
for this latter 30 cents each will open with clean
Monday MorniSr December i at oeioek ed S
IL REV. NJ J. SAVAGE, of Boston. Mass.
AT ALL SOULS CHURCH,
Corner l4th and streets northwest
On MONDAY EvE'G. DEC. II, 1887, at O'CLOCK.
Subject: Lowell and the Bigelow Papers"
Admission 80 cents.
lecture. n9-3t
X ERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER,
N Admission d. 20 and JOc Matinee 10 and 25c
SPECTACULAR SHE SHIlRsSSE COMPANY.
Magnificent Costume p porth s5So9o
Matt Msnss MGsny Fnfs AND nns 5 ds
II STREET RINK. BET. 9Th AND Eth SITS.
THIS EVENING. AT Sis.
THE KING OF HORSE TANNERS,
In His Marvellous Exhibitions Of
Horsemanship, Training and Educating Wild Vicious,
The only exhibition of the kind in the world intro
'n''ns the great e fha son METHODS.
Parties having horses O. any Vicious or bad habits
deserved Seats now on sale at the Box Office Car
r;u ha rdar ed Mt I n m
General admission cents
Private boxes. seating persons. as and as
Different horses at every exhibition. d2St
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.
COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBER S.
1' '' JAMES ii: WALIfCK 'N ~
THE cArfFLE KING,
ss4Rsi'ss
week. sisS
By the Distinguished Artist
MISS JESSIE PINNEY.
" s NJ Aes e R
uN1y HRsSiil 1s1Fs ea5tncH.
rrvsn.I l3t hF srf Its d nv iSru 100,
Tickets, s. Cents ana P5osrsms a ssndsss stay
w. G. CO.., COLLINS. ms . . BANJO INSTRUCTOR.
Instruction hours from to pm. n19s5t
sSstTS ar Al. oss
sonS orders left At M TssssR asss s5 h St
r. Gives lessons in Boxing
Qiven by the professor. n3O-1ms
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NINE j. p. Pnxra
1107 STREET NV.
IMPORTER
VI English Bonnets and Round Hats. Novelties In
French ToQues and Cspotsa Connections In
Gold. Silver and stssl. for Theater and
Receptions Of tho latsst and most
Approved Styles, from lead
Ing Pnr1s and Lon
daa Hsaso. ds-1n :
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The Silent New American No. -,
and other high grade sewing Machines, for sale
and rent. c. Auerbach, corner 9TH and II.
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SIS Will buy an Improved Singer Sew
ing Machine.
with nickeled wheel, drop leaf, two drawers, latest
improvements, and five years guarantee. c. Auer-
bach, 7th and Ii.
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RzDUcKD prices in child overcoats. EIsKxAx's
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress co
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X HAKKIs q Co, diamond importers, 7th St
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EoR SALE.
Il Az IuE PIANO FNCUANGF

NOR SALE OR HIRE-FOk SESSION OF CON-
II gress OF Longer very stylish establishment horse
very gentle: Coupelette or Coupe RockawAy. by gen
hsmsn going 70 Europe. Address STYLE" Star
Office
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S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhiSkey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th near st. w&S
New Goods. Low Prices.
New Boston &c. Store, 1th ST., bet. and X.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In II ID. "Ward" prints, 40c per Id.
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermllk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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r ECTURE RY
IL REV. NJ J. SAVAGE, of Boston. Mass.
AT ALL SOULS CHURCH.
Corner l4th and L streets northwest,
On MONDAY EvE'G. DEC. II, 1887, at 8 O'CLOCK.
Subject: Lowell and the Bigelow Papers"
Admission 80 cents
Tickets at Metzerott's Music Store Ballantyne's
Book Store, at the church the evening Of the
lecture. n9-3t
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J. II. Hopkins, Matchmaker and Jewele
1904 f street n. w. tu,s1m
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II s21 l2th ne, 5r sl4 1914 Wylie sine $40. 80
l2l7 Wylie st. Or. Est Terrace sc. DR. 10
Est Terrace se, Or. l3 Rear 262l ST Ar. 10
l209H Mylie sine. 10 30 1871 st ne. 5r.9.30
7i6 eth ST. se Piers Court :Sr. i. 80
d3-lm SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 9.s7 r st.
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WH. H. MckSEw, successor,
g,S3 Penn. ave.
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BOARDING.
TYoAkpING-g23 ST. NV SECOND FIOOR
II front room. southern exposure furnashed with
prlyste family. 20 two gentlemen or gpntleInsn aud
required de-2ts
IS1n ST NV, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
lO1Vrooms en- suite or singiy with board d7-3ss
IRKNCH BOARDING HOUSE
II with rooms II desired,
lSO4 II street NV
dS-2vs Washfngton. ID. O.
lOSO PARK = Pleasant koouA with FlutclAa
board hefersnce. exchansed A lev table bcarden
1FnQ YBI. NV. PLEASANT ROOMS. MKwLY
Il furnished. single or suite; 1rstcasD
and hsraics; SsW sahls bossdsn scSommodsssd; rsS
erencoA n2s-3us
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REDUCED prices in mems Overcoats ErsrxAs's
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IoHN g; SLATER $40 PENN. AVE g. z. CAP.
q tt0l HILL VIII sell for the next thirty dsya Hand
come EDrlor. Chamber and Dinine-room Furniture
and W0loY.wsye Also. fancy line Of Onrlstmas
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Sale Of Valuable Personal Property

Will be sold at public auction on
Wednesday, the 30th of November,
1887, at the late residence of Ed
ward T. Downing, deceased, the
whole of his personal property con
sisting of household and kitchen
furniture, a large lot of farming
implements, about $50 barrels of
corn, 20 stacks of fodder, 1000 lbs.
of nice pork. so live hogs, 36 head
of Sheep 75 bushels of oats, 40 head
of COWS and calves, top buggy, l
large family carriage.l double bug
gy, 4 horse carts, 1 large double
wagon in good repair,l fine blooded
stallion, 2 young flooded carriage
horses gentle to all harness, 2 val
liable mules well matched, 2 beau
tiful colts 3 AMI years old,2 gentle
valuable farm horses, ALSO very many
other things usually kept ona large
well stocked farm. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock a. In and to
continue from day TO day until the
property is sold.
Terms made known on the day
of sale. }. &. MAPP,
Administrator.
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Fall and Winter Goods

and that he can save any from S to
10 per cent, who will place their
orders with him.
My stock consists in part Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Jerseys, Ladies' Wraps, Ready
Made Clothing, Stoves, Breech Load
ing Guns, SC. Have also added to
my stock he
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
TO which special attention is invited.
l sell everything in fact usually
found IN country store as all will
find who call. Special attention is
invited to the following:
Best prints in any colors at 6 cents
per yard.
Oil Cloth from Is to 45 cents.
Window Shades with fixtures so to
10 cents per pair.
Ladies' Dress CiOtI, from 30 to 60
cents per yard.
Colored Silks Sl.l5 to Sl.25.
Black Silks 50 cents TO So.
Boys Caps 10 cents.
a. II. G. MEARS,
Wachaprcague, Va.
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The annual inspection of the n. Y :,
P. g. n. r. r.. took place last week.
We learn that the officers OF the road
who were Of the inspection party were
highly pleased at fudiilg the road bed
Il: d track in such good condilion,and the
Offices aiongthe route were all found in
good condilion.;lid every ching in first
class shape. This speaks we'll for the
section i.;istrl $ and agents of the COM
lazy. The prizes which were awarded
to the foreman of the best Sub Divis-
i.,ns. were won by the following gentle
men: lst pizp A. Grande, Sub Div.
NO. 10; 2iMl prize Martin Harmon, sui
INV No. .; Sid prize J. w. Adkins, Sub
Div. ~, Crisfield branch.
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G. ARD.

We, the undersigned. announce to
our patrons and the public that the
new firm of Ayres Bros. & Co., sur
vivorS in part, and successors to
the late firm of q. A. Hopkins &
Co., have just opened Ill our new
storcholSe i'll Pungoteague, an ex-
tensive, varied, and beautiful stock
Of goods, selected with great care,
and designed to meet'the wants OF
all classes of the trade, embracing
LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS, sc.
Our stock of Notions is elegant,
beautiful and complete. We also
exhibit an extensive line OF
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For RENr-For year 1883, the dwell
ling lately occupied by Edward L. Will
lis, situated at Willis wharf, North
amrtun county, Va. 1t is as desirable
residence rs Cal. Ge found on Eastern
Shore of Virginia, being situated imme-
diately Ollwatel and in II miles of Ex-
more station. The dwelling IS new CON
tanning several large comfortable rooms.
conveniently arranged and is handsome
" enclosed TO those with meals. fond
of gaming, fishing. &C., Or to one wish
ing to rent the store house adjacent
thereto and engage in business. it is
especially desirable. Possession can he
given 1st of November. For further
particulars address Zorro Willis,
Exmore station, Va,
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Wacllapreague city, Va

1 will sell at public auction on the oath
of November, 1887 at my residence near
Louisville, my personal property COIL
sisting of horses. carts, llne st. James
colt out nf Morgan mare. 3 years old
next spring, harness, rs barrels of corn,
10 stacks of fodder. household and
kitchen furniture, Farmer Grip cook
stove, sc. Sal" to commerce 10 O'Clock
A. M. NOTTINGHAM.
IOcuStyillu. Va
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public sc.,ooI Notice.
G.. w. JACOB,
Belle Haven, Va.

The regular annual meeting of the
electoral county school board. (compcse'l
of county judge, commonwealth at
torncy and county superintendent will
lie held on the 18th day of November.
(court day for the purpose Ut filling
vacancies in district bnartls Of school
trustees which occur annually on the
10Th of November. Petitions for one
new trustee IN each diStlics bnLrt, u!
fnr continuance of Old Officers will then
he in order.
JOHN E. MAPP.
Co. stunt. Schools.
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5NoT1cE-H:ying rented my farm for
1851 will sell at private sale my farm
ing utensils and stock. consisting Of a
pair good young mare mules, double
horse wagon and harness, 3 horse carts
made to order ami rs g,oIi as new, doll
bic horse drag improved style pIows.
cultivatnrs. &C.. 50hert frames in COOL
order for sweet potatoes. cnfli, cats foil
der and logs, . thousand li,s. Of park TO
be delivered the day of killing.say about
the l2 or Ia of Dec. Parties wanting
any Can confer with me III the mean
time. Apply 10 JOHN W Cnrhin
Hacks Neck y;l.
T. o. Lux 10. Pung0teague, Va.
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The undersigned administrator of
George w. Kelly, deceased, will sell at
public auction. on Wednesday, Novem-
Ter 10Th, on the farm of said dccedcnt,
in Gusts Neck, the following valuable
property: Seven mules, Il large number
of logs, cattle, S carts, Wagon, car
riage. $50 barrels of com, fodder, 200 po-
tato bed frames, farming implements
used ami necessary to carry OH farms
of the decedent, &c. Sale to commence
at 10 Il. m. Terms made known OH day
of sale
WALTER D. LEWIS, admir-.
OnancOck, Va
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Rev. W. j. Twilley, who has served
our eople 81 acceptably the last year,
breaches his last sermon Tomorrow, at
Accomac e. H.. before leaving for con-
ference. His return 10 us will b" graft
flying to every ole in Our community.
who lave attended services conducted
by him.
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Mr.. F. W. Byrd, of the firm of james
M,er & Co.. Baltimore, passed through
our town Tuesday, the happy possessor
Of All order from nearly every merchant
in the lower p of TIL, peninsula and
was doubtless as successful at the other
points on his journey. 1t is no trouble
to sell, yhen the iran and re! rcSentatlve
both n,.vc The Confidence of our mcr-
chants
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Few. l. w. Carol leaves for confrr-
enc", i lew days AMI will be sent to
another hid of labor anothnr car, hav
ihg serve Us faithfally til ;ull tim
omitted W The rules OIL The CHURCH
Few men a-e more earnest or more Fl
fectiv wo. lSers III the cause of theil
Maste., aud the circuit will be fortunate
that Gun secure his services.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

Capt. George Lewis of Chincoteagne,
removed to hospital in Philadelphia
some DAYS ago, was dying according to
latest ;IvictS. of the wound received at
the hau!s of Wutgr. Dryden. Thephy-
sicials decided lat III. operation would
only hasten his death aid refused to
make it
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

The brick and stone work on the new
clerks office in this town is progressing
rapidly under the skillful supei vision Of
Mir. j. +. Tayman Of Baltimore, lore
man. assisted 10y Messrs. John |. Miller
aud Columbus Trumbo, also of Balti-
more. and McSSrs. Thomas II. Savage,
George Einney ard .letr Davis, of Acco-
mac. The gentlemen are all skilled
workm II, and the people OF this county
may soon. congratulate themselves on
having one OF the best clerks Offices i'll
the State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

FoR SALE OR RENT offer my
house and lot situated in the furnishing
village of Powelton trent for year 1883
or will sell at a reasonable price. The
house is new. large and convenient,
Nth street and water front. large lawn
running down to navigable water, ex-
cellent shore for wharves. convenient
for fishing, cunning and water sports.
For terms: apply to
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

Messrs. S. K. Martin & Co. .Hoffman's
wharf, have just leceivcda choice lot Of
leather top carriages bought low for
cash. and which they are Offering at less
than city prices. Call on them also for
all kinds Of building material, Shingles.
especially, of which tlies claim to have
tie largest stock on Eastern Shore
They also sell coal at SIS per ton
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

The entermising firm of Browne, ia
cnb & Co. haye sold to w. Thompson. OF
Wilmington. Del, the valuable farnl
known as Concord. on Occohonnock
creek, for the sum of IS OPS. The prop
e.ty is to lie improved shortly by Il fine
wharf for tie use OF the Eastern Shore
Steamboat Co
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

Ms. Susie Miles. wife of Mr.. E. E.
Miles, and daughter of Mr.. Thomas e.
Pitts, whose death is noted el.rwherp.
was a mcst excellent young lady, and
Will br sadly missed in large circle Of
relatives and Friends. The writer joins
il. The universal sympathy extended tc
The immediate members of tie family
iii their bereavement
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

Four votes were cast at Metompkin
in the late election according to the Ma
hone idea of Il free lailot and fail
CONT Four of the colored brethren
yot. there WHO had not registered in
the time required by law to qualify them
as voters, Thereby making the precinct
Republican by one majority